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Journal Article
George Crabbe: A Case Study
2006
Overview
[1] The opening of Dombey and Son (1848) supports Terry Eagleton's view that with Dickens we have entered a phase of social history in which all the real power seems to have been taken over by material things--money, institutions, commodities, power relations--while human beings themselves, falling under their tyrannical sway, are reduced to the level of coalbuckets and candlesticks.
Publisher
Centre for Editorial and Intertextual Research, ENCAP
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